Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08

DETROIT, Oc-s E-Iuo pIOpoAoh S"H fornia sunk at two o'clock this morning on Lake Michigan, sixteen lives lost. The California left Chicago Saturday night and vas struck by yesterdays gale in Lake Michigan. The hold soon hiled exiinguIshinR the fires and about one o'clock when of St Helena, che broke up and in a few minutes went down. Seven of the crew reached Point Lens borbes in the life boat in on almost hfe- less condition.
 ATHENS, October A shock of earth quake was felt throughout Greece at one o'clock this morning.
 MrSsEAPoLIs, October 4-The Ger eraI Assembly of the Knights of Labor convened again at eleven o'clock thls morning. A secret session lasted the remainder of the morning.
 NEW YORK. October 4-The VOlun- teer left for Marblehead this morning. Salutes If ali kinds were given au along ,he East river until the craft was nearly out of ssght.
 MrSrEAPoLIs, Oct. 1.-The National Farmers Alliance began their seventh annual convention here tSis morning, wi.h fifty delegates present. The seere- tary reported A thousand more alliances sdied since last sessicn, and that thero orc six hundred thousand members m gv. The Southern Alliance has been invited to send del gates and move for the cansolil.tiOr of tho two.
 WISNIPEG, October 3-TOIk on the ManitCjG railroad TEs actively resumed this mOfnID <. and IL is expected that the road will b. finished Co tne line by the end of the week.
 SAN FRANCIsCo. OcsObe. A rumor vas circulated this afternoon that eI- Senator D. J. Creighton, convicted in Judge Sullivans court SatUriGy last bad left town and abandoned his bonds men 10 their fate, was started by friends of Creighton, who advised him to leave as be was on the verge of going to state prison. Judge Sullivan at once ordered a bench vsrrnnt issued for CreightOn's | arrest, snd directed the officer who serv- cd to bring the cx-senetor into court If
 he coull be found. He has been search ing for Creighton this afternoon, but he has not been found.
 DETROIT, October The California
 was bound for Montreal laden with 2O,OUO bushels of corn and 7,O0O barrels of k end cOrned beef. The crew | nun usred 9 persons and 3 passengers. TEe wreck lies seven miles from shore
 and heavy sea Is breaking over II, The hull is under water, the masts are gone
 and the cabin IS standing only. It is
 thought that nearly all bodies will be found uDGer It. EveryCus had on life pTeseTytTs, also the bOdies wIll come | ashore as they get clear of the wreck. Four Of the sailors when rescued were
 unable to walk. Owen ROurke says: After sll hope had been gwen up by the passengers end crew they gathered in the cabin and put OF life prsseFvers. l TLs standing aft when the immense wave struck her aud threw her over on her side. When she came down che sp- peared tO strike bottom End .te whole cabin collapsed with a crash" ROurke says he pulled himself into the ife-boat ard cut IL lOcse. There were eight oth- CTS in the boat with him. They drifted around the straits four hours, the boat being full of water. The fireman ard passengers from Montreal vho were hanging on .he sides were swept over board and lost.
 MACKIsAw CITY, October 4.-Later in formation places the number lost as l4 and saved l3
 SAN FRANCISCO, October 4.-Wheat easy, buyer season, 46S9, buyer 'S7, L465s; spot, l2S. Barley, close, buyer season, l O3; buyer 'S7, 941s; seller 'S7. go.
 WASHINGTON, October 4-Acting Se,- retsry Muldrow has decided in the case of the public lHnGs ui MOntery, Cal. that neither the Monterey reservation nor the custom house lot passed to the city of M Jn;srey under the grant of 1880. and that tEs decree or the board oflEnd com misslOneTs did not extend the grant or confirm the title to either the reserve or custom house, though both are within the exerior boundaries of the grant az descr bed in the proceedings Of the ter ritOii1l deputstion and decree of the board. The action of the surveyor gen eral and CoIcmissiureT Cf the general land office which included the sand tracts is reserved sDd new survey ordered, | ex,ludirg the southern boundary of the | city. The lands as found by the sur ] sayor EeUera. and tue commissioner Ol l the general .aE. office is also charged | aad tae sam. ls lxed oD tbe top end | aicng he iidy, li l-e San Carlos noun | .Hins. whicb ridge I.ust be reached st | the nesros' point from the LaSuUa, sec ton A On the nC,I road to tL5 PresiGiO | by c straight line and then following | them under thC mountain ridge until | tLe line encounters the Sanchez con- 0uito,
 SANTA Rosa October Airs. McKesn | vas arrested to-day on complaint of Mrs. | Ssmuels for an alleged attempt to throw vitriol in the lstteTs face.
 PRESCOTT. Arizona, October 4-Dep uties Tackett aud Burton left with the rewksburys for TOnto Basin, to-day, where they will have their preliminary hearing before Judge Meadows, who re- fused to allow them to waive exam nation. They were committed to Igll to await examination. This stubborness m refusing to waive examination is caus sing a cost to the county for mileage for the Distriot Attorney snd SherifTs dep uTies. Ills excuse is, "thst be never had 6 ch re to make anything ont of the cOun.y and won't let this one slip"
 NEW YORK. October 4-Sir Thomas GrhmOn Esmond and Arthur O'Connor arrived by the steamer Arizona to-day. They have come to America Bs repre- sentatIves of the Iris1 parliamentary party 70 explain the c0rd ron of affairs at home and 10 thank the American peo- pie for theIr support in the pas. and to ask them to continue it.
 SAN FRANCISCO. Oct 4-The case of J. F. Weison, indicted for embracery, which WAS set for trIal to-day. has been week owing to sickness of defendant
 SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 4-OxinG to the illness of District Attorney StOnehin. the prosecution of Robert F. Morrow on 8 charge of embracery has been contiu- ued by Col. Geo. Nourpy. The case is set for trial Thursday ss it was reported that ex-Deputy Sheriff Morris Davis. who was one of the principal witnesses for the prosecution before the grand | jury, has mysteriously disappeared.
 WASHINGTON, October i-Commission- er Sparks of general land office has re- ceived from the surveyor general of Ari- zons he report of his action on the ap- plication made to his office for a preliui- ! mary survey of the old Peralta private